Ultimate Clutter Buster

Antiques, heirlooms, sentimental items, upscale items...all with nowhere to go, and overwhelming thrift stores. Past generations asked their parents for any furniture they could spare to furnish their first apartments. Now they say "no thanks". A great reason to stop purchasing now.

Goodwill is 'overrun' with stuff millennials and Gen Xers refuse to take from their parents, who pay up to $5,000 to get rid of it Younger adult generations won't take their aging parents' stuff, reports The New York Times. Some of these parents are paying thousands of dollars for professional help downsizing. The resistance among grown children could be financial - or ideological. No one wants the family china. At least, not t...